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Schindler House
How House
Carr House
Manola Court
Lovell House
Dolores del Rio House
1930
Elliot House
Buck House
1935
Victor M. Carter House
De KeYser House
Johnstone House
McAlmon House
SontaG DruG Store
Wilson House
1936
LiPetz House
MurPhY Oldsmobile
PlYmouth APartments
Walker Residence
Wallace BeerY DuPlex
1937
Aero Industries Institute
CBS Radio
Darkroom
Firestone GaraGe
Koblick House
Landfair APartments
LocksleY Place
Ross House
Skinner House
1938
Barsha Residence
Becker House
Bubeshko APartments
Cochran APartments
Cocoanut Grove
MeYers House
WestbY House
1939
Adams House
Daniels House
Falk House
Pearl MackeY
Rowe Residence
SturGes House
1940
Oboler Gate House
Koosis House
John Lautner House
1941
DrurY House
GraYson ShoPs
1945
Bubble House
Crenshaw Mall
1946
AlGemac's
Eames House
Maurer House
ShanGri La Hotel
1947
Bullock's Pasadena
Desert Hot SPrinGs Motel
Peterson Automotive Museum
Mel's Drive-In
1948
Avenel CooPerative HousinG
BaileY House
Crenshaw Store
Gershon BuildinG
Golden State Mutual Life
Milliron's DePartment Store
Museum SQuare
Park La Brea Towers
Sheats APartments
Sokol House
WaYfarer's ChaPel
1949
Bob's BiG BoY
BrouGhton House
Glen CaPri Motel
Hale House
HoPmans Residence
Los AnGeles CitY Jail
Schaffer Residence
Wirin House
HomE | ContacT | MorE
Modern architecture is the style of the 20th century and
Los Angeles one of the most diverse and innovative cities:
Not only simplification of form and elimination of ornament,
but also social matters of affordable housing in a growing
city were crucial.
A mild climate and the money and creativity of Hollywood
here pushed every style a little further than anywhere
else.
The houses of the Case Study Program are a great example
for the use of lightweight materials and a new view on the
interaction between inside and outside.
The classic Southern California farm home was and still is
subject to countless remodels by young architects.
Steep hillsides inspired the architects to create structures
with spectacular views, and corrugated steel facades to
make them more fire resistant.
Today abandoned office buildings and loft warehouses been
converted to apartments not only downtown. Photovoltaic
solar panels start to show up, everything goes green and
more energy self sufficient.
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